As we step into the Year of the Horse, Chinachem Group presents a rich array of Chinese New Year activities, spanning engaging festive experiences, celebratory culinary offerings and heart warming volunteer services, adding deeper meaning to the season. We hope to encourage the community to reconnect with loved ones, strengthen neighbourhood ties and enter a year that brings warmth, harmony and renewed connections.
Welcoming the Year of the Horse with Diverse Festive Experiences
A Collection of Celebrations for Chinese New Year
Ring in the Chinese New Year Luck with 'Paws Up for Fortune' at CCG Malls!
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Usher in the Chinese New Year with Four Cute CatsThis Chinese New Year, Chinachem Group’s 8 shopping malls team up with local artist Bao Ho to present “Paws up for Fortune” — a playful celebration featuring 4 charming cat characters and 7 must-visit photo spots at NINA MALL and Lucky Plaza!Event Highlights:
• 6-Metre-Tall “Giant Paw New Year Rush”: Your festive ambassador ready to welcome everyone with purrs of good fortune.
• 10-Metre “Fortune Paws Mural Wall”: A stunning art piece spreading New Year blessings through Bao Ho’s signature creativity.
• “Unlock Lunar Fortune”: Try your luck with an e-fortune telling experience and redeem an exclusive embroidered omamori.
• “Paws Forward Fortune Race”: Go solo or team up!
• “Meow Fortune Puzzle Rewards”: Every Thursday to Sunday in February, complete the lucky pattern to win shopping vouchers.Date: 23 January – 1 March 2026
Time: 12:00 noon – 9:00 p.m.
Venue: NINA MALL I & II, and Lucky Plaza L3 Atrium
“A Golden Year with Luck” Celebration at Central Market
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Whimsical Toy Story Themed Installations of Bullseye and Buttercup Unveiled!As one of Chinachem Group’s “Playgrounds for All,” Central Market has been transformed into a whimsical Enchanted Blossomland, featuring two beloved characters from Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story, the loyal, lovable “Bullseye” and the enchanting unicorn “Buttercup.” Together, Bullseye and Buttercup lead a celebration that beautifully blends the joy of the Spring Festival with the romance of Valentine’s Day.Highlights
• Toy Story Bullseye and Buttercup Enchanted Blossomland with a 5 metre heart shaped wishing tree
• Toy Story Buttercup Photo Opportunity
• Toy Story Bullseye Interactive Zone
• Snapio “Toy Story” themed limited edition photo booth
• Festive markets, creative workshops and art exhibitionsTime: 10:00am – 10:00pm
Date: 23 January – 8 March 2026
Venue: Central Market
D‧PARK × TAKARA TOMY Adventure Kingdom
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A 5,000 sq. ft. Family Entertainment WonderlandThis Chinese New Year, D‧PARK in Tsuen Wan proudly collaborates with renowned Japanese toy brand TAKARA TOMY to present the Adventure Kingdom — an immersive play experience spanning over 5,000 square feet. The themed attraction brings together beloved toy lines including ANIA, TOMICA, and PLARAIL, creating a vibrant world of imagination for families.Across eight uniquely curated zones, visitors will encounter animal exploration adventures, iconic die cast car collections, and intricate railway models—offering children and adults alike an engaging journey into the creativity and wonder of Japanese toy culture.Time: Monday to Friday: 12:00noon – 8:00pm; Weekends & Public Holidays: 11:00am – 8:00pmDate: 5 February – 8 March 2026
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Key Highlights• Hong Kong’s First FPV ANIA Exploration Zone: Experience a thrilling first person animal adventure powered by FPV technology.
• PLARAIL D·PARK Station Design Competition: Top 3 finalists create their dream D‧PARK station models, showcasing creativity and craftsmanship.• TOMICA Die cast Car Exhibition: Over 200 classic and collaborative TOMICA models on display.
• Character Meet and Greet Sessions: Special appearances by TOMICA T KUN, PLARAIL PLA KUN, and more.
• TAKARA TOMY Pop up Store: Exclusive event merchandise, including the Hong Kong first TOMICA diecast car, ANIA animal figures, latest PLARAIL railway toys, etc.
A Crafted Culinary Celebration for a Prosperous New Year
Chinese New Year is a cherished season of reunion — a time to gather with family and friends and celebrate meaningful moments. Across Nina Hospitality’s dining brands, our chefs present an array of festive culinary creations. May these flavours bring abundance, joy, and harmony to you and your loved ones in the Year of the Horse.
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A Celebration of Flavour: Festive Puddings from RÚCelebrate reunion and togetherness with RÚ’s puddings, a cherished tradition of the season.
• Turnip Pudding: A symbol of health and happiness, made with fresh Chinese turnip and local premium preserved meats for rich, savoury flavour.
• Coconut Pudding: Blending silky coconut milk with glutinous rice flour for a soft, chewy texture—delicious steamed or pan-fried.
• Coconut Pudding & Turnip Pudding Combo: Offers both flavours, balancing savoury and sweet in one festive box.Each creation embodies the warmth of celebration, making them perfect for gifting or sharing. -
RÚ: Elevating New Year Blessings Through Refined Cantonese CuisineFrom 19 January to 22 February, RÚ launches its New Year Fortune Poon Choi for takeaway — an ensemble of premium ingredients layered in abundance, symbolising unity, completeness, and good fortune. Ideal for family feasts or as a thoughtful festive gift.From 6 February to 3 March, the restaurant also presents The Delights Set Menu and The Fortune Set Menu, where traditional Chinese Lunar New Year flavours are reimagined with elegance and finesse, allowing guests to savour the spirit of reunion in a refined dining ambience.Location: 7/F, Nina Hotel Tsuen Wan West, 8 Yeung Uk Road, Tsuen Wan -
Café Circles: A Double Celebration of Festive FlavoursCafé Circles proudly presents its Chinese New Year Delicacies Buffet, blending winter comforts with vibrant festive dishes to create a heartwarming dining experience.
Highlights include:
• Crispy Fried Chicken
• Salmon Lo Hei
• Stir-fried Boston Lobster with Ginger and Spring OnionTo mark Valentine’s Day on 14 February, the buffet will also feature themed desserts, adding a delightful touch of romance for you and your loved one.Location: 9/F, Nina Hotel Tsuen Wan West, 8 Yeung Uk Road, Tsuen Wan -
Ah Yung Kitchen: Where Tradition Meets Modern CraftsmanshipTo welcome the Year of the Horse, Ah Yung Kitchen introduces Chinese New Year Poon Choi for takeaway, brimming with layers of auspicious ingredients that embody prosperity and togetherness.In addition, the restaurant presents its Abalone Signature Menu, featuring dishes such as Baked Stuffed Lobster with Cheese and Mushroom and the traditional Deep-fried Stuffed Crab Shell with Crab Meat and Conpoy — celebrating the harmony of classic culinary skills and contemporary refinement.Location: B1/F, Nina Hotel Causeway Bay, 18 King’s Road, Causeway Bay -
Nina Patisserie: Sharing Festive Blessings Through Sweet CreationsNo Chinese New Year celebration is complete without festive delights. This season, Nina Patisserie introduces an enticing collection of seasonal treats, including:• Nina Palmier – delicately crafted with premium ingredients, offering crisp layers and a gentle caramel aroma, perfect for sharing.
• Fortune Blossom (Lychee Raspberry Napoleon) – Celebrate the season with layers of lychee custard, raspberry gel, and lychee jelly, crowned with a chocolate plate bearing the “Fook” character. Available in whole cake and pastry size.
• Good Luck Mandarin (Mandarin Mochi White Chocolate Mousse Cake) – Combining chewy mandarin mochi, smooth white chocolate mousse, and almond joconde, this treat shaped to symbolise wealth filling the home. Available in whole cake and pastry size.
Whether for gifting, entertaining, or family gatherings, these festive boxes carry heartfelt wishes for a joyful year ahead.
Make Your New Year More Meaningful with CCG Hearts Quests
Looking for a meaningful way to give back this New Year? Join the “Quests” volunteer initiatives under CCG Hearts, Chinachem Group’s membership rewards programme. In collaboration with various NGOs, we are recruiting volunteers to bring festive warmth to people in need during the Chinese New Year season, spreading positivity and care across the community.
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Pre-Chinese New Year Caring VisitCCG Hearts volunteers will visit elderly singletons and doubletons in Sham Shui Po during the pre-festive period. Volunteers will check in on their wellbeing, understand their support needs, and extend warm New Year greetings. Through these seasonal visits, we hope to revive the spirit of connection traditionally associated with the Chinese New Year, helping elderly residents feel cared for and supported by the community.Dates: 24 January & 31 January 2026 -
SCHSA x Chinachem Group "Care for the Elderly Ambassador" Programme @ Tsuen Wan & Kwai Ching District - Elderly VisitVolunteers will visit elderly beneficiaries of the Care-on-Call Service Charity Programme in Tsuen Wan and Kwai Ching across three sessions, offering companionship and care while helping to foster a more age-friendly and inclusive community.
First Visit Date: 7 February 2026 -
Woopie Club (Yuen Long) — Lunar Year-end VisitTo celebrate the Chinese New Year in advance, Woopie Club (Yuen Long) invites CCG Hearts volunteers to visit elderly members at its day care centre, sharing joy and warmth through festive activities such as writing fai chun, making handcrafts, and sharing blessings. This family-friendly volunteer activity welcomes parents and children to participate together, encouraging families to learn the value of caring and giving during the festive season.Date: 13 February 2026 -
Oxfam Lunar New Year Market Charity SaleThe Oxfam Lunar New Year Market Charity Sale will take place at Victoria Park in Causeway Bay. All proceeds from the charity sale will be donated in full—without deducting any costs—to support poverty alleviation initiatives in Hong Kong. Each dollar raised becomes meaningful support for long-term community development, emergency relief, and social advocacy, helping underprivileged groups improve their quality of life and move toward a sustainable future. The involvement of volunteers plays an essential role in building a fairer and more inclusive society for Hong Kong.Dates: 11–17 February 2026